RE: [PHP] Question on eval()

Note that vars[1] is created with ' ' so that the $-names are not interpreted. I assume that when the text is read from the file, it comes with the $s and the ending semi-colon (;). ?php $vars[1] = '$scar=\3\;$anrede=\Herr\;$pf_name=\wert\;$pf_kontem=\tzrtzetrz\;$pf

RE: [PHP] Question on eval()

why did you re-post this? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 9:33 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [PHP] Question on eval() Hi Folks, I save an ascii-sentence, representing my vars and their values in the db after I

RE: [PHP] Question on eval() SOLVED

At 27.03.2002 10:54, you wrote: Rick thank you, the problem wasn´t ' ', but stripslashes. The data come from a database, so no ' s come with them. That´s good to see, if you send selects via terminal directly to mysql. Thanks again Oliver Note that vars[1] is created with ' ' so that the